A technical SEO audit is a full review of your site's structure, code, and performance to find exactly what's stopping search engines from crawling, indexing, and ranking it properly. No guesses, no fluff — just a clear roadmap to higher visibility.

Crawl errors — pages search engines can't access. Slow load times on mobile and desktop. Mobile usability problems like text too small or touch elements too close together. Site structure gaps including poor internal linking and orphaned pages. Missing or broken schema that's costing you rich-result opportunities. Duplicate content and canonicalization issues. And indexation bloat — thin or low-value pages wasting your crawl budget.

You can have the best content and the most backlinks — but if search engines can't properly crawl and index your site, none of it matters. Technical SEO is the foundation everything else sits on.

Five steps: crawl and discovery using enterprise-grade crawlers to uncover broken links, redirect chains, and duplicate content; performance analysis covering site speed, Core Web Vitals, and mobile usability; a schema and structured data review to validate what you have and find new rich-result opportunities; a prioritized report sorted by impact, quick wins first; and optional implementation support if you want help handing fixes off to a developer or doing them yourself.

Not necessarily. Every issue in the report comes with an explanation of why it matters, how it affects your rankings, and exactly what to do about it — whether you hand it to a developer or fix it yourself. Implementation support is also available if you'd rather I help directly.

Agencies who need a reliable technical partner for client sites, and e-commerce brands whose product and category pages depend on being properly crawled and indexed to be found.